Architecture Project Manager: Healthcare

LPA is an integrated design firm with offices in California and Texas, focused on creating forward-thinking, sustainable spaces that make a positive impact. We’re currently seeking an Architecture Project Manager to join our dynamic Healthcare team. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across our studios in California and Texas—and help bring high-performance, community-first design to life.

Responsibilities

Take ownership of projects from inception to completion, contributing across all phases and ensuring design excellence, technical accuracy, and successful delivery; Lead the achievement of project goals, including integrated design and planning objectives, budget adherence, schedule management, and overall financial performance; Develop and manage project schedules, budgets, and work plans throughout all phases; Oversee contracts, financials, and construction administration with accuracy and accountability; Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, builders, governing authorities, stakeholders, and internal team members; Review and guide research into products, systems, and construction methods to support project innovation and quality; Serve as the Architect of Record, providing professional oversight, signing, and stamping project documentation as required; Mentor, coach, and support the professional growth of team members by sharing knowledge, training, and leadership

Requirements

Bachelor’s and/or Master’s Degree in Architecture; 10+ years of experience in all phases of architectural projects; Active architecture license in California; Proficiency in Microsoft Project and Excel; Knowledge in management of project business: scope, fee, schedule, work plans and budget

Nice to have

HCAI (OSHPD) experience; LEED accreditation; Familiarity with Rhino and Adobe Creative Suite

Benefits

Mentorship from Managing Directors, Design Directors, and senior team members across disciplines; Career development support, including professional development grants and in-house training; Ongoing education through LPA+U courses and Tech Talks focused on innovative, sustainable practices; 8 paid hours of volunteer time each year; Opportunities to propose and lead projects that impact your local community, including more than $1 million since 2015 in Habitat for Humanity builds, scholarships, and other pro bono community projects; Access to Professional Development Grants program; Health and dental insurance; Retirement and financial planning; Wellness initiatives; Flexible work/life programs; Eligible for an annual bonus